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Professional development

Activities and responsibilities

To develop strategies, policies and procedures for the provision of PD services, resources and information

This includes managing:

  • a teacher awards initiative
  • the licensing of school consultants and partner organizations
  • a quality assurance and quality audit system
  • the coordination of PD-related communications
  • systems for efficient and effective data collection and analysis
  • the establishment and maintenance of alliances with other like-minded organizations.

To ensure that teachers have access to high quality PD resources and services

This includes :

  • developing and/or collecting PD resources for teachers and school administrators and coordinating their distribution
  • providing online services and resources for teachers, workshop leaders, examiners, school administrators and IB staff
  • supporting regional offices with resource-rich online environments and administrative services.

To work in collaboration with the programme development division and regional office staff to develop a community of practice as well as a culture of lifelong learning and reflective methodology among IB teachers worldwide.


 

 

 

Teacher with pupil

 

"That the 'international' was also a part of International Baccalaureate® didn't always figure in a school's decision at that time to take up the Diploma Programme ... In time, however, schools did come to appreciate a curriculum and an orientation that invited national students to consider their places in the world."

Brad Richardson, regional director of IB North America, in IB World magazine, May 2003